Adult Female Nic Boas Pics (Motley and T+)

Those motleys are smoking. The anticipation waiting on litters would kill me...

ya got a pic of a caramel sunglow nic? gimme sumthin' to get googly eyed over. :crazy: :wuv:

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Originally Posted by Wh00h0069

Thanks. I figured you would like the motleys if you are into dark boas. I did produce a couple CA motleys this year. Unfortunately, they did not make it. I did not realize that the temp in the rack the mom was in was too cold, so she laid them premature. Only one of the neonates made it...

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Sorry to hear about that. Good luck proving that male.

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Originally Posted by mommanessy247

ya got a pic of a caramel sunglow nic? gimme sumthin' to get googly eyed over. :crazy: :wuv:

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Sorry I don't, but I will be shooting for them this coming season. I have seen a few pics of them floating around the net. You might have luck googling them.

Not trying to hi-jack your thread, but I just thought it would be interesting to point out and show an example of some differences with what is called a Central American Boa and a Nicaraguan boa.

This is our Central American Female T+ Albino. Notice the difference between his Nic T+ and her color as well as pattern.
http://i719.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/P5200247.jpg
Second picture of the girl
http://i719.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/AnamosaA.jpg

Here you can see a hypo Nic female in her light phase.
http://i719.photobucket.com/albums/w...stFemale2B.jpg

Her you can really see the classic pink belly nic's tend to have. It looks like they should be in shed, but they are not. It seems to get more intense during dark phase and as they get older.
http://i719.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/PA030027.jpg

Sorry, I'll shut up now, but I just thought people might like to see some of the differences that make Nic's unique and while they can be called Central American boas also, not all Central American boas can be called Nics.

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Originally Posted by Gloryhound

Not trying to hi-jack your thread, but I just thought it would be interesting to point out and show an example of some differences with what is called a Central American Boa and a Nicaraguan boa.

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No problem, and thanks for the good info.

awesome posts all and Eddie you know I love those snakes.. very nice.. and Glory hound thanks for chiming in with that great info! Ed I cant wait to get mine from ya!!!